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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-11
REDWOOD.

The Wheeling Co.'s plant was idle sew
eral days last week. The vessels were out
of order.
The Sickle has again changed hands.
This time the purchasers are Hon. }. A.
Ewing and Mr.. Charles r. Oldham, two
prominent lawyers of this county.
A mission Sunday school, which is well
attended, is being conducted in Lower
Ward.
Miss &. Travis, a charming young lady
of Centre Ward, leaves for Columbus and
Newark, Ohio, this week.
Prot. ID. 4. Williams, the efficient prin-
cipal OF the MOnndsyille schools, was in
town Friday.
The many friends of Mr., II. Lindaman
will regret to learn that he Is seriously IN
disposed
Fred Tape, who vends meat in this
place, is suffering from a bad case OF blood
poisoning. 1t appears that three weeks
since while cutting up n beef the knife
| slipped and cut a large cash in his left leg.
The wound was sewed by a.surgeOn but
! modification set in and il had to be opened
and the putrid flesh cut away. The limb
is in \ bad condition and he suffers in
tense agony, Opiatrs having but little effect
upcn him. His recovery is very doubtful.
BenwcOd is a scholastic town at least.
There ATE tlOurishing at present three pub
lie aud four private schools.
Hon. q ". Atkinson, of Wheeling, will
deliver the third of the series OF Tree lee
lures in the NJ. L. Church, Thursday even
ing.
1t is reported at this writing that John
Hapgerty, who was so badly burned at the
| Wheeling C~Ompany's plant, Thursday. IL
dying.
Captain Fred Cline, the most skilliul
pilot III this trade, is at the wheel OF the
| Bellaire.
MIR. W. Johnson AMI MrS. Philip Him-
norman, az Wheeling, we're the gueats OF
friends here one dav last week.
Mr.. j. 4. Roberts is suffering u siege OF
rheumatism.
The Owens did Il land office business
yesterday.
St. Johns fair aud festival terminates
Tomorrow evening.
About dusk one evening lest week Z
farmer, while e~nlrav0rlng II crOCs the
track in front OF an approaching train at
| BOggs' Run, came ID griet. The hntSe~
got over, but the engine struck the wagon,
breaking it 20 pieces. The farmer aud
his daughter were thrown On the road
side and fortunately We're not seriously
hurt.
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DRAM ATTIC NEWS.

There is not Il single manager Of the
cheaper priced houses that has not made
n fortune. Look at Jacobs and Proctor,
Kohl and Middleton, =. Harris, Of Balti-
more, Sackett and Virgins. They all con.
troll several theatres and have a snug for
tune laid aside for a rainy day. How
many managers Of the other hopses can
show such rapid strides in so short Il period:
Very few.
Loi Fuller has jumped into prominence
with more rapIdity than any other actress
at present known. She has been on the
stage but a few years, and ia that time
has improved wonderfully. She poSsesacs
? good voice, has y pretty face, and is
agreeable. She plays Urstane in She,
having given up her place in the Arabian
Nights.
Minnie Palmer will play "My Brothers
Sister" for the balance of the season. Her
success in Washington has caused this
plan. She has been received socially in
the diplomatic receptions, and is enjoying
the attention of all the prominent people
wherever she plays.
Mrs. Langtry played to $4,000 in Bos,
ton, last week, while the Booth Barrett
and the Irving engagement in Philadel'
phia, will make the figures of the Uhcst.
nut Street Opera House reach the sun OF
500, 900.
Maurice Barrymore has signed the
pledge, aud a cast-iron at that The team
and su~pplications of his wife did it, and be
vows by all that's holy that he VIII not
tight again, nor will he drink.
Howe and Hummel have arranged with
the McNish minstrels for q dissolution OF
partnership, to take effect on June ~,
1855. There will be new partners for each
of the quarreling members.
Zone of the Boys" is the title of John
Mackay's new play. Leander Richardson
and William Yardley are the authors. II
is Just suited to Mr.. Mackay.
Pagan is writing a skit on The Yale
Princeton football match, and it will he
introduced in his minstrel company in
Providence next week.
Rose Coghlan will play JOeelyp, written
by Charles Coghlan, for Mrs. Langtry. 1t
will be the ehief play for Miss Coghlan'G
starring ambition.
Frederick Warde made a very favorable
impression in Boston, and he has been re-
quested to reappear there before the close
of the season.
Monbars scored a success at the Park
Theatre, in Brooklyn, on Monday, while
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psrtaken of. Those present were Misses
! Maggie Davidson, Clara Davidson, Isabel
Thompson, May Leather wood, Maud
Beck, Ida Beck, Della McGlumpby, Ids
Nichols, Nellie Seitz, and Masters Phil.
Johnston, Francis Mullaney, Will Muller,
Frank Shrodes, Frank Stuart, Albert
Beck, Wylie McGlumphy, Fred Davidson,
Robert Smith, A c. Smith
James Hastings is at the Hanover Hotel.
Mr.. Hastings was formerly in the livery
business here and now resides in Steuben-
vile.
Miss Lizzie Conway was the guest Of
her brother Charles Conaway.
Mrs. John Gosney died on Friday and
was buried in Mt Wood cemetery yester-
day afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Gosney hsd
only been married about a e
There are three new cases of typhoid
fever in the infected district jus. west OF
town. They are Mrs. Moses McCann,
Lottie Westlske and Joseph Godfrey
This makes a total of thirty-two cases.
Joseph Eyidore, a baker employed by
Frank Bowman, is ill with bilious fever
at the home Of his uncle, d. II.
Sanders.
There will be an Episcopal service this
afternoon at 3:l5 at st. Paul's Mission, in
Commercial Block. Rev. W. S. Campbell,
the rector of this pastorate, will conduct
the service.
Mr.. James Collins, of New Brighton,
Pa, is in the city.
MIS-. George COss, mother al Theodore
Coss. died in the Athens Insane Asylum,
on Thursday, and was buried il River
view cemetery yesterday.
Go to Lott 4 Schedules if You want TO
save money. They keep the largest and
hest assortment Of groceries in the city.
Goods sold lower than the lowest. Corner
Second and Hanover streets.
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Identifying the Forgers.

BERLIN, December 9.-Thc Cologne
gazette says that Russia's hesitation justi,
ties the supposition that the publication 81
the forged letters sent to the Car con,
corning The relations between Germany
and Russia would lead to the identified,
ton and compromise OF important person
ages We must assume" says the paper,
that persons sheltered by sex or position,
co-Operated to place the torgeries in the
Cars hands. Such instruments could be
found in French ladies, married into noble
Russian families. Besides these there are
Russian officials and eX-diplOmats and
Jesuit and Polish elements who have act
lively been working to produce a breach
between Russia and Germspy.
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The Coal Question.

There probably never was time before
when a scarcity Of coal was 30 general in
M, Unilei States rs IL ia now. tits scarce
,l,t ot the Allegheny mountains, scarce
prlr,, all over the south, and nearly every
where IN the west. Western Pennsy lyanIa
Is one of the few exceptions. Here there
is more coal than We can Use, and enough
rnuld he spared to relieve the distressed
actions II the railroads and rivers could
,arrv lt. Aud then We ~haye-natnrAl gas.
In the east, the scarcity is due to u strike
OF ll,UO0 miners in the Lehigh valley; III
the west it is partly caused by this strike,
hut mostly by inadequate transportation
facilities; in the south 1t is caused by in
sufficient development and by Il scarcity OF
,lrS.
Ia tie foregoing the imrrjcuR NIaufdc.
'rr, gives facts - lar ~ At goes, but does
not 20 Tar enough. Tue statistics show an
increased eastern shipment OF soft coal OF
2.IID. OGu tons tor the ten months up to
November lSt. uyeT the corresponding
period OF lN~G; aud anthracite shipments
NE about - mach kIrger-sO that increased
consumption has greatly To do with scar
city. The :. 600, OOO bushels in the harbOr
- PittSburg IL a mere shOycltul compared
with increased shipments by rail. What
the consumption wOuld he were the trans
portatiOn facilities equal to the demand is
pruhltmatical. -LrbDr Tribune.
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4 BIG SEND OFF
To the Oth.r World, Given the Murdered
Chinese Highlander

Chicago, December "a San Fran
cisco special says: Lee Way, the China
man killed in a ;actional quarrel, between
the BO Sim Ser and Giesinuser societies,
WAS buried yesterday. The faction to
which he belonged made Il great demons
trltiOn, and inyited al attack from the
enemy, hut the police were out in fierce
aud had q Sailing gun in readiness to
quell n street battle. All white persons
are warned to keep out ~OfChinatOwn. The
Chinese Consul Generals proclamation,
offering S25u for the arrest Of any nan
diScharging a pistol at smother, was torn
down, and the police had to protect the
Chinese official, who replaced it. Sew
eral Chinese bands led the funeral OF Lee
Way, and the grave was covered with Of
ferings ofroast dnck and pork, and baskets
of rice, Thile handiuls of money were
thrown in the huge fire by the grave, -
give the slaughtered partisan a good start
in the other world.
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To Mr.. y. Smiles.

CHICAGO, December "a card will be
issued by the Chicago public library ia
Miss Nina Van Haudt, under the name Of
Mrs. n. Spies. The library Is under con,
troll of the city government, and when
several days ego she applies for permission
10 draw books a Mrs. Spies, the managers
were undecided as TO the propriety OF
granting her request, and thus giving a
quasi official recognition of the validity OF
the proxy marriage. They sought legal
advice. but with no definite result. To.
day it was d -cided in the absence of any
we'll def ed objection TO give out the card
as applied for to Mrs. n. Spies
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primitive mode of freight transportation.
the pack saddle, Ggh;ness of the single
pieces was the chief consideration with the
builders. The gauge is 23s iuches. The
heaviest part of the engine, the boiler and
lower frame; weigh about 600 pounds each.
The power that the engine al develop Is
four horse power, and the speed is nine
miles per hour. II is 4 four wheeled ten
der locomotive on the Kraus system with
water tank frame.
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D,n,t Give Up the Shin.

You have been told that consumption
is incursble; that when the lungs are at
tackled by this terrible malady, the suf-
ferer Is past all help, and the end is a mere
question of time. fou have noted
with alarm the unmistaksble symp-
toms of the disease; you have
tried all manner of so-cailed cures in vain,
and you are now respondent and preparing
for the worst. But don't give up the ship
while DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry remains untried. 1t is not 8 cure-sll, Tor
will it perform miracles, but it has cured
thousands of cases of consumption, in its
earlier stages, where all other means had
failed. Try it, and obtain a new lease of
life.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-11
INDIAN POLITICS.
Arbitrary Methods of the Mays Party-A
Cal! for Troops.

n
Gail for Troops.
ST. Louis, December 9.-Advices from
Tahlequab, Iudiau Territory, say chat the
National Senators are very indignant at
the violent course pursued i'll forcibly en-
teriDg the executive offices, and they have
accordingly sbsented themselves. A
strong guard has been in possession Of the
capitol ever S!uce the invasion OF the Gov
ernor's Office. A committee informed
President Hawkins of the Senate that he
waS in no danger, Notwithstanding a
rumOr that he was to he killed. The
DowningS accuse the Nationals CT starting
this report. Mr.. BuShyhead still claims
to he Chief, and telegraphed the agent Mt
MuskCgee tor troops, stating that the GOV
eminent was in the hands of armed men,
and he wa in danger Of bodily harm.
Mr.. Mays telegraphed the agent that all
WAS quiet aud 10 trouble was anticipated.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-11
MILL NOTES.
Ihe 81 LOnis mills are hnsv

The st. LOnis mills are busy.
Inc nall mills at Ironton are working
very unsatisfactory.
u; L'nth has sold the Howard rolling
mill to Bancroft and Mershop. of Cbicago
They have built a fue rod mill, and vii
put IN a BeSsemer converter at once 10
make their own steel.
A new barb wire mill of 81 machines !,
TO be added to the Cambria Co "a nIan+
Johnstown, Pa. The company has bougb,
out several western failures, the princina'
one oe'ng at Chicago, and will move tn,
stuff to J~OhnstOwn.
Inc Admission, Ala, Hot Blast a vi tn,
GicSer ny which the United States Rollip,
oVOck CO. is to be transferred to that tow
Is completed. In the plant will be = roll
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DIED.

HRAUSKOPF-MAkIi BsGBLL KRAUsKoPF.
daughter OF Edward and Josephine ktauSkOpf,
sged , years, 5 MunthS ami j. days.
Funcra, will take place from the res dcnce OF
her grand mother, Ms. Dr. Bingell. No. I'm
Main street, this Sunday afternoon Al thre
O'Clock. %Intenncnt at Peninsula cemetery.
Friends OF the family are invited To attend.
philadelphia papers please copy.l
LANTRI-Un Friday. December 9. lSS7, nj SIS
a m, MARIA A. LASTRY, relic ~ the late John
Lantry, In the 5ith year of her age.
Funeral will take place from her late resi-.
denre, corner Jacob and Forty .fnh streets, sun
day morning at II o'clock. Intermrnt at Nj
Calvary cemetery. Friends invited 10 attend.
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A ROLLER
Near LIttIeton Yost-rday-One Man Fatal
ly Injured.
- -v - -. d. H.. D..fy..

Near ilttlCtOn \ cat-Tudy-On WAN falai-
ly Injured.
Sosctal Telegram 10 he Register.
LIrTLErON, W. Va, December g.
About : o'clock this morning a saw mill
engine located on Four Mile run, about
ten miles from here. belonging to Ashcratt
a C~aughlin, exploded, wrecking the saw
mill and engine. One half the boiler was
thrown about three hundred yards up
the hill, striking 4 beach tree and cutting
it in too. 4 part OF the bed plate Of the
engine struck the sawyer, n. ID. Dent,
near the temple, f%racturinc aud tearing
away APIECE Of the skull. He is still
alive this afternoon, but little hopes OF
his recovery are entertained. 4 young
man 10y the rame of Renner was con-
slderably bruised by flying pieces of the
engine. Dennis Caughlin, II of tn"
owners ui the mill, Renner and Dent, were
standing together near the saw at the time
OF the explosion Caughlin's hat was
blown away, but he waS not injured.
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xT1celin9 Register
THE LABOR WORLD.
,>rll wEEELY RESUME OF INDUS
TRIAL DOINGS.
linn sI Parts Of tie Country Picked up and Para
,-,r5d to Suit the HaSty Rsader-NswS From
sl Branches Of Trade.

The skelp mill at the Riverside is run
ming steadily aud the plate mill has re-
>rmrd.
The Wheeling steel plant closed down
am Thursday evening in order to clean out
IN, metal houses. The plant will resume
work again un Monday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-11

From HE East Liverpool Review.
October ?5th. lSsG. nj the NJ. r. Parsonage. by
Rev. JOhn Williams, HENaY HINES and Mrs.
AMANDA STEELr. della
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Evans & HOey crowded the Grand OoeIa
House.
Lew Dockslade5 has secured Burt Hsrer-
~, Frank Howard and several other a6di-
tons to his minstrel organization.
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Aew Adreftis fmtnts.

WANTED A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w houseWork in q family Of two. City ref
erence required. Call a. 81 Main Street. dellQ
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DRIES

Holders Of the iulluwing mumbers in The Fancy
Table Grand Distribution will please call al the
residence Of Vim. {. landlan and get the prizes
awarded at the Fair at the Church of the lm
maculate Conception, rs follows. No. l72, No
b, No. I, No. ~, Ne ~. and No. leo.
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ENoR RENT-THE F%IvE-sToRY BRICK on
L the north side Of Eleventh street, Just cast OF
Chspline. Enquire for terms at No. lbs Market
Street 6ellq
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SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15 1887.

J p Williams. Nj Maclean, w w Gordon Co,
J THOMPSON, Nj Farley. Solomons II Co. Il
Kirk and. Butler n $, w arrcn n a. Jones,
Woods Y CO Peacock, II & Go, NJ Ferst \ Co.
j III Ruwe, West uros. Meinhard Bros n Co, Il
4 Roberts, a Bins eli = sons. VI BoleV \ Son,
Weed ~. FIX n SON, Mcnouough n Co.
Lee Roy Myers, Myers y Bros, Y Dancy,
} Clarke \ 90, henderson, w lyman,
Eckman V, Lilienthal \ Son, Ia 6, u " D. q,
j Il Sui ivan n Go, A II Champion, standard
oil Go, Palmer Bros,G NJ Gilbert o, Harms
J, hidden 4 b, W Mel y Co. j Freeman,
Ellis, n Go, Grady, Del X Cop } Fallon, l.
Nj Warfield, Reppard n Co. ID G Bacon n Co,
5 krouseoh LippmSn Bros, A NJ Z, hen u Co,
Il Z Minis. FriersOn Il Co. j B FloYd.
Per Central Railroad, Feb IA Fordg Agt,
II NJ Conner u Co, Order, Jno Flannerv N 90,
w w Gordon II Co, f NJ Farley, uerron " G,
BALDWIN Co. q Walter " Co. Nj MAGICIAN, p
J Falion, Garnett,S 4 Co, H Carson, Geo
Meyer, A Il Hull, Z Z Bond, Weed \ &, Thos
Bowden, harmon G, Frank Il Co. j Lang,
S Guckenheimer& Son, NJ Henderson. ID X
Kennedy, Eckstein n Co, Lilienthal II son,
j Thompson, fleser " 5. Miller Co,
Q Stuts, Epstein W, LIppman Bros, g W
Tiedeman, Ferst n Co Decker n +. Strauss
Bros. Jno Lyons COW q Cooper, DR. d X,
Graham II, Eckmsn& V, L A Schwarz, j o
niden. Collat Bros, Peacock. II Il co, Aiuck
n Sons, Williams, h solomon Il Son, W +
shellman. Bacon n Co, Epstein " Bro.
d Weis6ein, W Jackson, McMil an Bros. II
w Oemler, r Hughes, Darrell u 5, Launey
Il G. IA Levin, ii Moore
Per steamship City of Macon. from Boston
A Altmayer Co, Nj Boley h Son. w 5 f
Baker, Byck n $, S w Branch, + bond ~
Co. Boston Bridge Co, Collat Bros, g K II, r
Coakley, J Coll ms Co, Dale, u " Co, u Y
Dancv, Einstein l.. S \ kinsteIn. has Ellis,
Eckman v. L ii hnright,A Einstein's Sous,
J Estill. Fretwell Il n. Frank n Co, II b
Forbes, Nj Gilbert Co, Gray 4 O'B. + l.
| George, j ID GaAdry, 5 Guck0nheImer Il Son,
Ga N Fla Is Cow 9 Jackson. \ krtuss, n
| Lang, kavanaugh Il u, Jno Lyons 4 Co. II Ii
| Livingston, Ludden n b, h Lowell " son, } f
| LaFar. A Letller, iIppmau Bros, Lindsay Il
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MARX Ers BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK. Feb. Il, noon.-Stocks duh but
steady. Money easy az 3Qg4 per cent Ex-
change-long, 81 $50 al s5ls; short. 81 ssl<GD
ss15. state bonds dull but steady. Gov
eminent bonds duh but steady.
$500 D. m.-Excnange fairly active and
firm at 81 $50 49, Money easy at 3ln5 per
cent. 5ub-Treasury Daiances-GOld. Sl32. 6f5,
600: currency. sis. 10 LOCO. Government ponds
dun but steady; four per cents. l2sbs: three
per cents. 100. state bonds dali but steady.
The new week on the Stock Exchange
opened dun and generally featureles-. the
larger operators, IN consequence OF the I'M
certaintes in the situation. again holding on,
While transactions were manly left To pro-
fessiOnals. There was considerable buyInR
OF Louisville aud Nashville in the morning.
which supported the list for some time, and
later Richmond Terminal became the con
upon largely increased business. In the last
nour there was a general selling movement,
induced by bears ost eneiDly on the advice OF
commercial troubles elsewhere. The market
was generally irm, but ths preponderaDce OF
the bearIsh sentiment among room traders
later had the effect Oi sagging prices OF slow
ly. which was checked in some measure bv
movement in Louisville and Nashville and
Richmond Terminal. but even these failed TO
hold the market against the pressure TO sell
toward the close. The advance In sterling
exchange rates and the general expectation
OF 4 bear raid upon the resumption OF e-p ports
of specie was an I'm portant factor In the dull
ness and weakness shown. The opening was
alb ut steady, first prices showing only iu-
significant changes from Saturdays closing
ngurea. Prices were hrm, and fractional ad-
vances were made within the frst hour under
tho lead os Louisville and NASHVILLE. The list
then became generally heavy, and slowly
yielled until near p. M. when the marhet
responded TO the extraordinary strength Ia
Richmond and West Point, and In most cases
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Mill timber 81 below these figures.
FREIGHTS,

LUMBER-By Sail-There are very few
coastwise vessels In port or available to ar
rive, and rates are hrm with advancing ten
dency. Freight limits are from 81 rs to 81
from this anu the near Georgia ports TO the
Chesapeake ports, Philadelphia, New York,
sound perts ana eastward. Tim ler 5OcaSl
higher than lumber rates. To the West Indies
and windward, nominal; to South Ametica,
$l3al4: to Spanish ana Mediterranean parts,
SLAP; to United Kingdom for orders. ttmber,
27a2Ss; lumber, Is l5.. Steam-To New York,
81; to Philadelphia, 81; to Boston, SO.
NAVAL STOREs-FIrm. FOreign-Cork etc
for orders, As Sd, and, or IS; Auriatic, rosln
Be I'D: Genoa, rOsin, IS. COastwise-Steani-
To Boston, SOC on rosin, s on spirits: to New
York, rosn 5Oc, spirits SIC: to Philadelph "a
rosin SOC, spirits soc; to Baltimore, rosn 3Oc,
spirits zoe.
COTTOE-By Steam-Market is easy; offer
Ing tonnage in good snnnlY.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-15

LOUISVILLE. Feb. 4.-Grain quiet. wheat.
No. ,, red SIC. Corn, No. ,. mixed 39c. oat',
No ., Bic. Provisions firm; Bacon. clear RIO
81 'es T?so, clear sides Tsze. shoulders 6s4o.
Buik meats. clear rib SIDES &C, clear SIDES
7Ic. shou ders $40. Mess pork ST., Hams,
sngar-cured, $40 20. Lard. choice leaf I 'Se
ST. LOUIS. Fen. lI.--Flour unchanged,
Wheat sharply lower; No. . red cash Its4toa
ISL4c. March delivery 771s@ISc. May $500
Size. Cora dun and lower; No. mixed cash
S57s9369sc. Oats duh; No. miXei, cash
&c, March 27Iac asked. May 2s3zc. asked
whisky steady at 81 Is. Provisions dull ana
easier. Pork, $l4 Lard firm ~ 503S 5Sc.
Bulk meatst, boxed lots long clear 80, short
ribs ilsc, short clear 714c. Bacon, long clear
5OG1I 60c, short clear 65CD7 roc. short clear
6aCG1 zoe. Hams 10 75@1275.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 4.-Cotee quiet nut
steady. Rice dull. Cotton seed oil steady.
Sugar STEADY. Molasses strong; Louis ana
LOUISIANA centrlfugas, strictly prime 10
fancy 2S(GSSc, fair TO good prime 21026c, COM
mon TO good common 10000.
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON. Feb. l4.-Spirlts turpentine. 2ss
Sd.
NEW YORK. Feb. IA, noon.-splrits turpen-
tine steady at 1910. Rosln steady at 81 90
(Gl 0715.
500 p. m.-Spirits turpentne dull Resin
dull.
CHARLESTON, Feb. l4.-SpirIts turpentine
dull at 66(9361 &c. Rosln quiet; good strained
SOC.
WILMINGTON, Feb. 14.-Spirits turpenhne
firm at S6lc. Rosin firm: strained Toe, good
strained SOC. Tar firm at 81 10. Crude tur-
pentine drm; hard 81 90; yellow dip ana vlr-
gin 81 80.
NEW YORK. Feb 4.-Rice market steady.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. i4.-Rice duh.